As soon as Dean arrived, he helped Inspector Louise find a new direction for the investigation.
This made Inspector Louise, who had initially been somewhat skeptical, regard Dean with a newfound and sincere respect.
Walter, the forensic pathologist, also became notably more enthusiastic, a shift from his initial perfunctory manner.
After inspecting the body, Walter led Dean to a collection of 'specimens'. These specimens were the 'organ flowers' mentioned earlier. As part of the evidence, they had been preserved by Walter using chemicals to prevent them from rotting and deforming.
Walter explained out of habit, "Actually, there are clear photos of the scene, but they aren't three-dimensional enough. So, I treated these to ensure they look exactly as they did when they were found."
These 'organ flowers' were indeed eerie. They seemed more suited for a horror movie set than for display on trays in front of everyone.
